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Digital Public History in the Context of Slow Disasters

  • C²DH DTU Room, University of Luxembourg 11, Porte des Sciences Esch-sur-Alzette, Esch-sur-Alzette, 4366 Luxembourg (map)

This presentation uses the framework of “slow disasters” to consider the ways in which the theory and practice of digital public history is transforming in the wake of climate change and global pandemics. This presentation will focus on the work of The COVID-19 Oral History Project—a partner project of the Journal of the Plague Year: A COVID-19 Archive—as well as digital public history projects associated with The Anthropocenes Network.

Source:: https://wwwen.uni.lu/index.php/c2dh/news_events/digital_public_history_in_the_context_of_slow_disasters
Earlier Event: September 29
Keynote: "The Anthropocenic Consciousness and the Long Eighteenth Century"
Later Event: October 17
The Anthropocenic Consciousness and the Eighteenth Century | Centre for Maritime Historical Studies, University of Exeter